Scariest Movies You've Ever Seen?

[kingkevzilla88]

I forgot this one, The Devil's Business. A very scary film done on a very small budget, there's one scene where two hitmen are setting around a table in the middle of the night. The older of the two tells the other a ghost story. No Joke, this had the hairs on the back of my standing up and for the rest of the night I felt creeped out.

The most recent film to scar me was Ghost Stories. I'm not going to say anything other than you have to see it.

[PitchBlackProgress]

Noroi: The Curse

[MikeSTZillak]

-Ring (1998)
-The Revenge Of Frankenstein (1958)
-Halloween (1978)
-Wes Craven's New Nightmare (1994)

[Tyrant_Lizard_King]

I actually like 9/10 of Paranormal Activity. It actually does a really good job at giving a halfway believable ghost story. The ending however is fucking --------. Way too many ghost movies start off well enough but always end up with stupid plot twists or bloated FX filled finales. Poltergeist and The Haunting remake are perfect examples of this.

[eabaker]

-Ring (1998)
-The Revenge Of Frankenstein (1958)
-Halloween (1978)
-Wes Craven's New Nightmare (1994)

Definitely Ring. I have literally never been so scared by a movie. Saw it on the big screen at the Egyptian theater. At the time, it wasn't available commercially in the U.S., so I ordered a bootleg VHS copy, which was so low quality it felt like watching the cursed tape. I wated and re-watched it obsessively for awhile.

I really like Revenge of Frankenstein, but I can't say I ever found it especially scary.

[goji89]

Killer clowns from outerspace



Penny Wise aint got shiit on them.

[UltramanGoji]

Killer clowns from outerspace

Penny Wise aint got shiit on them.

Killer clowns from outer space?

Holy shit.

[MikeSTZillak]

I really like Revenge of Frankenstein, but I can't say I ever found it especially scary.

Yeah, but it was definatly disturbing as heck.

[goji89]

Killer clowns from outerspace

Penny Wise aint got shiit on them.

Killer clowns from outer space?

Holy poop.

Yup....Killer Klowns from outer space scared the shiit out of me bro. Its because of that movie that I will punch a clown in the throat if it gets within 2 ft of me.....(Ive actually done it a few times).

Child's Play as well......I dont fuck with dolls.

[Kubo]

Yup....Killer Klowns from outer space scared the shiit out of me bro.

Man, I love that movie. As a kid, I remember going to Blockbuster, passing by the horror section, and seeing the freaky box art. That stuck with me for a long, long time.

[MikeSTZillak]

Some other ones:
-Invasion Of The Body Snatchers (1978)
-Psycho (1960)
-Jaws (1976)
-The Village (2004)

[godzillafan1954]

Was no one else scared shitless by The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie? Those sea monsters in the trench...

Deadass though, Jeepers Creepers genuinely freaks me out. The first time I watched it, I couldn't even sleep!

[goji89]

Was no one else scared shitless by The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie? Those sea monsters in the trench...

Deadass though, Jeepers Creepers genuinely freaks me out. The first time I watched it, I couldn't even sleep!

SWEET DREAMS SWEET PRINCE!!!

[godzillafan1954]

Was no one else scared shitless by The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie? Those sea monsters in the trench...

Deadass though, Jeepers Creepers genuinely freaks me out. The first time I watched it, I couldn't even sleep!

SWEET DREAMS SWEET PRINCE!!!

https://i.pinimg.com/736x/07/12/e3/0712 ... -films.jpg

NOPE! lmao seriously though you're gonna have to do better than that. Now wish me luck sleeping.

[goji89]

Was no one else scared shitless by The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie? Those sea monsters in the trench...

Deadass though, Jeepers Creepers genuinely freaks me out. The first time I watched it, I couldn't even sleep!

SWEET DREAMS SWEET PRINCE!!!

https://i.pinimg.com/736x/07/12/e3/0712 ... -films.jpg

NOPE! lmao seriously though you're gonna have to do better than that. Now wish me luck sleeping.

Look at my post time........I am watching you sleep. I stroke your hair yet you feel nothing..... i am under your bed as you cling tight on your bed sheet. I wisper in your ear to do bad things that fuck up your life.....im what you fear......i am the family that you crave to have.......to teach you WHAT you've never been taught. I am what you wish to be.....NOTHING.

[jackzilla]

I don't think it's this scary now, but I remember the first time I watched it, Cloverfield scared the beejesus out of me. I was like 11 at the time, and I had to turn it off because it was freaking me out. Again, I was 11 at the time. I'm not saying Cloverfield is the scariest movie ever made, not even close (I do like the movie ), but I can't remember any other movie that freaked me out as much as it did when I first tried to watch it when I was 11.

[mikelcho]

I saw a saying once that went like this:

"No book is as good, or ever will be as good, as the ones that you read as a child."

I think that the same thing applies to scary movies. And I also think that we all quite agree on that.

[Maritonic]

I saw a saying once that went like this:

"No book is as good, or ever will be as good, as the ones that you read as a child."

I think that the same thing applies to scary movies. And I also think that we all quite agree on that.

Ehhh, I don't agree entirely. I mean, adult fears are significantly different than childhood fears. You may not get scared by Michael Myers mask as you did when you were a child, but, the your blood may run cold when you realize the concept of an escaped lunatic silently murdering all of your friends just so he can get to you only because he saw you walking down the street.

Childhood fears are typically superficial, adult fears are deeper and apply more to your life because you understand what's going on. At least when it comes to film.

You're no longer afraid of the Boogeyman in your closet, you're afraid he's living next door.

[tbeasley]

Best top 10 I can put together -
Alien
Texas Chain Saw Massacre
Night of the Living Dead
Audition
Misery
Jacob's Ladder
Blair Witch Project
Pet Sematary
Hills Have Eyes
Evil Dead

[mikelcho]

Yeah, I can see where you're coming from, Maritonic. I watch a lot of those ID shows and the whole thing is "Just when you think you've seen evil people do it all..."

The only thing that I like about them is that justice will triumph eventually.

But to get back to my point. The scariest movie that I've ever seen, bar none, is The Birds (1963). It was the last movie that I saw on TV on the night before I moved from PA to FL. That was in 1977. Scared the pants off me when I was a boy-and still does. I never get tired of watching it, though.

The only other movies that are comparable to it are:

*The Stepford Wives (1975)
*Phase IV (1973)
*The Hellstrom Chronicle (1971).

In the case of the first three, the ending was what clinched it for me. The point is I saw all three of them in at least my teen years and all of them at night and on TV. The fourth one I saw on VHS at about the same time. They left an impression on me that I'll never forget. But that's just me, I guess.

In fact, the showing of the third one - and this was on network television, IIRC - opened the movie by giving a short description of Phases I, II and III - none of which I can remember, btw - and then ended it with these words: "Phase IV is happening". That's the part that I remember the most...and that I say to myself whenever I get to the end of that film.

Now, if only they'd put back the missing footage at the end of Phase IV and finally, officially release the unedited director's cut on home video with the theatrical trailer, my joy would be complete. Then I'd pick that one up in a nanosecond. The footage is out there - it's been shown on Youtube, for crying out loud! If only Olive Films had done that, they'd have had my undying gratitude.